In Revoice Pro 4, making pitch and timing changes is easy and intuitive, whilst maintaining the highest audio quality.
While both VocAlign Ultra and Revoice Pro are capable of aligning both the timing and pitch of two different signals, Revoice Pro also features an advanced pitch and timing editor. This enables Revoice Pro to have additional features and capabilities that would not be possible or practical in a plugin. While Revoice Pro comes with plugins to help move audio in and out of your DAW, it runs as a standalone application which works alongside and not inside a DAW. Now that's cleared up, let's look at five key differences in more detail ġ) VocAlign Ultra is a plugin and Revoice Pro is a standalone applicationĪll our VocAlign products are designed to provide fast and easy plugin-based alignment of vocals and instruments inside your DAW. We have lots of exciting plans for Revoice Pro and it will remain our 'flagship' product with the most comprehensive set of features. It's important to remember that Ultra does not replace Revoice Pro, VocAlign Ultra is the latest and most advanced version of our VocAlign product line. Since releasing VocAlign Ultra, we've had a lot of questions about the differences between VocAlign Ultra and Revoice Pro 4, especially as Ultra contains the advanced alignment technology which was previously unique to Revoice Pro. 5 Key Differences Between Revoice Pro and VocAlign Ultra
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